Geza Ulole
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That's what every Tanzanian in this forum say. Unless you are an exceptionhapo nimeongea mimi kama mimi sio sisi, ndio maana kila mtu anasema wewe kichwa bovu. kutokujua kwangu kwa baadhi ya information huwezi kujumuisha wengine
What is "nyingi cladding"? Always defending the indefensibleZa Kenya hazina nyingi cladding! Aesthetic is no where to be seen!
Hawa mibongolala can't stop to think for a secondLeo umewashika pabaya[emoji1787][emoji1787]
za Kenya nyingi hazina cladding!What is "nyingi cladding"? Always defending the indefensible
Unless the word cladding got a whole new meaning in Tanganyikaza Kenya nyingi hazina cladding!
I see marbes ! no cladding!Unless the word cladding got a whole new meaning in Tanganyika
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Na kuiga ni ubunifu? Is copying creative? Get ur own design I see London being so much imitated! No uniqueness in what u r doing! get ur own identity!
u copied most of London buildings! and now Boston!There's no shortage of creativity in Kenya or any country whatsoever. Your own landmark was designed by Kenyan architects. Never forget that. Anyway, I think I didn't describe it well, 'inspired' sounds better. If the owners were inspired by western architecture, I don't think any man has the right to oppose. Even American and British architecture can be traced back to Rome and older civilized societies
Hapa ndipo mnapofail. Ugly things+Minara ya simu juu
[emoji23] [emoji23]Mbona old na new zote zimechoka. Au bado hujaweka picha za new
How can you see something na umelemazwa na chuki?I see marbes ! no cladding!
Kamati ya roho chafu mpo? 😂 😂 😂
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Hayo ni mambo tulifanya enzi za Kibaki. Kumbe nyinyi zinawapa goosebumps!!Wanapita tu wanajifanya hawaoni....